Despite a promising start to the season, Arsenal have stuttered a bit in the Premier League in recent times and it was widely expected that the Gunners would be looking to bring in a couple of players to the Emirate Stadium during the current January transfer window, especially in attack.

Much to the surprise of many though, Wenger has now gone on to drop a big hint that he will not be signing anyone this month and added that the return of Danny Welbeck to full fitness has fulfilled the need for a new attacking player.

Wenger said, “I expect it to be a very quiet period because we have Welbeck coming back. Offensively we are very strong, we have many players who can come in and overall I don’t expect to do anything special.”

While the contractual deadlock between Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil has been dominating all the headlines, a number of other Gunners’ first team members are also soon entering the final year of their respective deals at the Emirates Stadium and the trio of Jack Wilshere, Kieran Gibbs and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are among them.

Now according to reports from the London Evening Standard, revelations can be made that Arsenal have not yet begun talks with Wilshere, Gibbs and Oxlade-Chamberlain over new contracts and there is a strong possibility that the trio might leave, especially as the North London side have already secured the future of other first team players such as Olivier Giroud, Francis Coquelin, Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker.

Arsene Wenger is out of contract this summer and now according to reports from the Sun, claims have been made that Juventus boss Max Allegri is the favourite to replace the veteran Frenchman in the hot seat at the Emirates Stadium.

The report states that Allegri has fallen out with a number of his senior players at Juventus and despite leading the Old Lady to numerous trophies over the years, the 49-year-old is now on the verge of departing from the Turin based giants.

In addition, Allegri’s representatives are allegedly already in talks with officials at Arsenal over a potential move and there is now a strong possibility that the ex-AC Milan boss will be taking over the reins at the Premier League side.

According to ESPN Journalist, Ben Dinnery, the trio of Francis Coquelin, Hector Bellerin and Kieran Gibbs have returned to full fitness and will be available for Arsenal’s encounter against Burnley on Sunday.

Coquelin has recovered from his hamstring problem, which was picked up against Bournemouth, quicker than anticipated and will return in time to cover for absent Mohamed Elneny while full-back Hector Bellerin also returns after missing two matches.

Kieran Gibbs is available once again after recovering from a knee injury and in a huge boost, revelations can be made that even Olivier Giroud’s ankle injury is not very serious and Arsenal are confident that the Frenchman will be available on Sunday.

Mesut Ozil and Arsenal have been involved in a contractual deadlock for quite a while now and many believe that the German international may well look to depart from the Emirates Stadium if his wage demands are not met by the Gunners.

Despite all the speculation surrounding his future though, Ozil has gone on to speak about his happiness at Arsenal and has stated that he is very comfortable living in London at the moment.

The 28-year-old was quoted saying by the Daily Mirror, "I've simply arrived in the Premier League since last season. I've remained injury-free for the most part and I feel very comfortable in London now as well.